Claude can now build live dashboards and animated explainers from your data

Anthropic just launched Claude Dashboards and Claude Motion in beta. These tools allows users to build live data visuals and animated explainers from plain language prompts.

News         October 8

Natura’s new smart ring combines health tracking with the ability to control multiple AI agents

Natura’s new Interface smart ring tracks your health while letting you control AI agents like Claude, ChatGPT, and Grokbot with simple voice commands throughout your day.

News         October 8

Don’t trust AI chatbots to pick your blood pressure monitor, study warns

Popular AI chatbots struggled to identify validated home blood pressure monitors in a new study, with some tools correct only 63% to 83% of the time, and answers sometimes changed.

News         October 8

Amazon’s new Kids Tablets let parents control Google Play downloads and manage screen time

Amazon launched new Kids Tablets in two sizes, combining real Android hardware with parental controls and a year of Kids Plus content.

Tablets         October 8

Amazon launches Alexa tablets with Google Play access, sleek looks, and powerful specs

The new Alexa Tablet family gives you three sizes to choose from, with the flagship 12 Pro offering a 120Hz display, Dolby Atmos, and up to 256GB storage.

Tablets         October 8

I picked 6 Amazon Prime Day deals to make your home office more comfortable

These six Prime Day deals cover ergonomic chairs and standing desks for anyone looking to build a more comfortable, flexible, and productive home office setup.

Deals         October 7

Ring just dropped four new 4K cameras and a motion-tracking 2K pan-tilt cam

Ring’s new lineup gives you four 4K cameras and a motion-tracking 2K pan-tilt model, offering sharper video and more flexible coverage around your entire home than before, indoors and out.

Smart Home         October 7

ChatGPT for teens is getting a college planner and new study tools

OpenAI is expanding ChatGPT for Teens with a College Planner and study tools that turn notes into flashcards, quizzes, and other learning materials for school.

News         October 7

Spotify is finally bringing audiobooks to the rest of the world

Spotify is taking audiobooks global, expanding access to more than 180 markets with over 350,000 titles across 120 languages.

News         October 7

I went looking for budget-friendly gadgets and found 5 Prime Day deals under $50 worth buying

Looking for cheap tech that actually does something useful? I found five Prime Day deals under $50 worth grabbing while the prices are down.

Deals         October 6

I found the 6 best tablet deals worth buying this Amazon Prime Day

Looking for a new tablet this Prime Day 2026? I’ve narrowed down six deals covering everything from premium iPads to affordable Fire HD models.

Tablets         October 6

The Gavin & Stacey duo is back together for a new Apple TV comedy series ‘The Choir’

Apple TV has unveiled The Choir, an eight-episode comedy drama starring James Corden and Ruth Jones, with Hannah Waddingham, James McAvoy, and Jim Broadbent joining.

News         October 6

Prime members can now play Star Wars: Galactic Racer for free on Amazon Luna

Prime members can now play Star Wars: Galactic Racer for free on Amazon Luna, including its single-player campaign, Arcade, and Scenarios modes.

News         October 6

Instagram may soon let you lurk on profiles without leaving a trace

Instagram may be exploring a read-only mode that lets you browse profiles without liking, commenting, messaging, following, or viewing Stories.

News         October 5

Some Googlebook features are off-limits if your phone is stuck below Android 17

Googlebook is finally here, but some of its most useful phone integration features require Android 17, potentially leaving older and mid-range phones behind.

News         October 5

OpenAI is adding invisible watermarks to ChatGPT and Codex for users in the EU

ChatGPT text is getting an invisible watermark in Europe, but OpenAI admits the system can struggle with edits, short text, and other changes.

News         October 5

McDonald’s is accused of AI-driven pricing, but the company says its AI only recommends prices

McDonald’s is pushing back against claims that AI is setting your Big Mac price, saying its technology only provides recommendations to franchisees.

News         October 5

3 overlooked movies on Apple TV worth streaming this weekend (October 3-4)

These three Apple TV movies trade big spectacle for quiet, character driven storytelling, making them perfect picks for a slower weekend watch.

Features         October 3

Apple’s rumored smart home camera could take a different approach to solving privacy concerns

Apple may be working on a privacy-focused security camera that use AI-powered facial recognition to understand what is happening around your home without recording video footage.

Smart Home         October 2

YouTube cracks down on reposted Shorts and it’s bad news for clipper accounts

Shorts creators who rely on lightly edited clips could see less reach as YouTube changes its recommendations to put more weight on original content.

Phones         October 2

OpenAI reveals another Australian government data breach caused by its AI agent

Another Australian government system has been accessed by an OpenAI AI agent, this time involving historical bushfire information that was not publicly available.

News         October 2

Ugreen’s new USB4 dock can turn your laptop into a dual 4K 120Hz workstation

Alongside its display capabilities, Ugreen's new dock includes fast USB ports, HDMI 2.1, 2.5Gbps Ethernet, SD card readers, and up to 115W laptop charging for a flexible desk setup.

News         October 2

A fake ChatGPT model on the official website is tricking users into installing malware

Attackers are abusing ChatGPT’s Custom GPT feature and sponsored Google results to make a malware campaign look like an official ChatGPT service.

News         October 2

Sony quietly redesigned the PS5 Slim with better cooling and a replaceable battery

A teardown reveals Sony quietly redesigned the PS5 Slim with a replaceable CMOS battery, PS5 Pro style cooling, a simplified motherboard layout, and a cheaper HDMI retimer chip.

News         October 1

Sony gives the regular PS5 a new AI-powered graphics boost with QSSR

Sony’s latest AI upscaling technology could make compatible PS5 games look sharper and more stable, giving standard-console owners a cheaper way to improve visuals without upgrading to Pro hardware.

News         October 1

Once again, AI agents tried to break into a government website

A failed attempt to access a Canadian government website adds to a growing list of incidents involving increasingly autonomous AI agents and real-world computer systems.

News         October 1

Samsung Galaxy S27 series could get more expensive, especially if you want more storage

Samsung could raise prices across the Galaxy S27 lineup, while larger storage options may carry a significantly higher premium as rising memory costs put pressure on smartphone production next year.

Phones         September 30

Instagram’s Edits app now has an AI assistant that analyzes your Reels and suggests what to post next

Instagram's Edits app is getting an AI assistant that studies your content performance, audience behavior, and platform trends to help you understand what works and plan your next Reel.

News         September 30

DoorDash will soon let you order food by text without opening the app

Ordering dinner could soon take just a text, as DoorDash's AI searches local restaurants, recommends dishes, builds your cart, and handles checkout directly inside the conversation.

Phones         September 30

Samsung’s Galaxy SmartTag 3 finally gives iPhone users a reason to take notice

Samsung's Galaxy SmartTag 3 finally expands beyond Galaxy phones, bringing iPhone support, longer battery life, improved tracking, and pet activity monitoring while keeping several advanced features exclusive to Galaxy users.

Phones         September 30

The hidden price of free mobile games could be your personal data and privacy, Proton warns

Proton's research finds popular free mobile games packed with trackers that collect everything from device details and habits to location data, and send it to companies in China, Russia, and Israel.

News         September 29

McAfee launches a new security experience to tackle AI-powered scams

McAfee's latest security experience combines scam detection, identity protection, transaction monitoring, and device security into one connected system designed to handle more threats automatically.

News         September 29

A wrong Google AI Overview answer got an Alaska woman cited for hunting out of season

Google's AI Overview botched a hunting season date and got an Alaska woman cited, one more sign that confident AI summaries need to be verified independently before acting.

News         September 29

Hyundai Ioniq V launches with a 27-inch 4K display, 20-minute fast charging and up to 650 km of CLTC range

Hyundai has launched its latest electric fastback in China, pairing a futuristic design with AI technology, advanced driver assistance, and multiple configurations for local buyers.

Cars         September 29

Opera’s Android browser now keeps you connected abroad with a built-in travel eSIM

Opera has added a built-in travel eSIM to its Android browser, giving you 3GB of free data and a simpler way to stay connected when traveling abroad.

Phones         September 29

What is Apple TV? Price, hardware, software, and everything else you need to know

Is Apple TV the right streaming ecosystem for your home system? What does it offer? Our guide will walk you through everything you need to know about Apple TV.

Guides         September 28

AI chatbots want to be your Google replacement but are giving you less information, study finds

AI chatbots may be convenient, but a new study suggests they give you a narrower slice of knowledge than Google, potentially limiting the perspectives and information you encounter.

News         September 28

Anthropic launches Claude Sonnet 5.5 with 30% faster output and lower per-task costs

Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet 5.5 delivers 30% faster output, stronger coding performance, and up to 30% lower per-task costs without increasing its token prices for users.

News         September 28